DTIC ADA108801: Descent-Rate Cuing for Carrier Landings: Effects of... | |
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Two studies are reported concerning the utility of | |
modifying a conventional Fresnel Lens Optical Landing | |
System (FLOLS) to include variable- length vertical light | |
arrays, or arrows, in order to provide descent-rate | |
information to pilots making carrier landings. In the | |
first study, the Descent- Rate Cuing (DRC) algorithm | |
incorporated an angular gain to provide glideslope | |
displacement information. The DRC system did not | |
significantly improve glideslope tracking performance. | |
Lineup performance was not adversely affected. The | |
effects of aircraft type and noise on the DRC were also | |
examined. In the second study, the DRC algorithm | |
incorporated a modified linear gain to provide glideslope | |
displacement information. The DRC system consistently | |
reduced glideslope error throughout the approach. | |
Comparison of the data and previous research suggests | |
that a DRC system incorporating a linear gain can produce | |
a strong and consistent improvement in glideslope control | |
in carrier landings. (Author) | |
Date Published: 2017-12-30 00:25:34 | |
Identifier: DTIC_ADA108801 | |
Item Size: 23111518 | |
Language: english | |
Media Type: texts | |
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